Home Sweet Home
Today I spent a quiet, peaceful day at home with James until about 4:35 this afternoon when we left to attend our ward's temple night at the Snowflake temple.
Before the session we had a devotional in the chapel with President Hancock and his wife and Bishop Miller speaking to us. The bishop called on James to say the closing prayer even though James had told him he had laryngitis. A test of faith I suppose.
All of the temple workers in our session were from our ward: Kathy Crane, Virginia Chaffin, Rick Lauritzen, and Owen Peeler. Other from our ward attending the session: Bishop Miller, James and I, Donna Peeler, Rosie Lauritzen, Julie Berry, Alicia and Kip Hunsaker, Analee Hunsaker, Virgil Cooper, Lorraine Tieman, Judy Hunter, Diana and Blain Curtis who were also the witness couple, Geroge and Ruth Wallace, and Jim and Linda Diewald. I enjoyed this session so much because I was surrounded by people I know and love.
Snowflake temple
After the temple we went to Panda Express and got some dinner to take home. Luckily they stay open until 10, but they were all out of teriyaki chicken.
We came home and ate our dinner while watching the Christmas movie, "Christmas Angels."
